by Ace Rothstein » Tue Jun 12, 2007 23:19:43
philliesphhan wrote:The Eeming Tree wrote:Well, what goes around comes around.
John Maine, Hamels' opponent when he gave up the back-to-back-to-backers last week, just gave up his own trifecta.
What's best about it, however, is that it was to the Dodgers' 7-8-9 hitters, including pitcher Kuo, who did just as exaggerated a bat flip as Lo Duca.
I wonder how many Mets fans want to throw at Kuo.
i cant wait to see this highlight
by Bill McNeal » Tue Jun 12, 2007 23:28:14
The Eeming Tree wrote:Well, what goes around comes around.
John Maine, Hamels' opponent when he gave up the back-to-back-to-backers last week, just gave up his own trifecta.
What's best about it, however, is that it was to the Dodgers' 7-8-9 hitters, including pitcher Kuo, who did just as exaggerated a bat flip as Lo Duca.
I wonder how many Mets fans want to throw at Kuo.
by CFP » Tue Jun 12, 2007 23:29:58
Bill McNeal wrote:The Eeming Tree wrote:Well, what goes around comes around.
John Maine, Hamels' opponent when he gave up the back-to-back-to-backers last week, just gave up his own trifecta.
What's best about it, however, is that it was to the Dodgers' 7-8-9 hitters, including pitcher Kuo, who did just as exaggerated a bat flip as Lo Duca.
I wonder how many Mets fans want to throw at Kuo.
Mets announcer: It's never right to flip the bat like that, you're just out there showing the guy up... ... Maine should really aim to make Kuo's jersey dirty here...
by philliesphhan » Tue Jun 12, 2007 23:33:40
by MarkdlV » Wed Jun 13, 2007 09:53:29
Despite confusion and long lines at the Wrigley Field ticket windows for Monday night's makeup game against the Astros, Cubs officials said fans had been told their original tickets could not be used.
"We tried to make it clear the moment the [April 11] game was snowed out, those tickets were not good for June 11," said Mark McGuire, the Cubs' executive vice president for business operations.
"We tried to notify everybody who had [original] tickets, but if they bought them from a scalper or broker [they were impossible to contact.]"
Tickets for the June 11 game were priced higher because June dates are considered "premium" days. That angered some fans who showed up with tickets that were no longer valid.
"After a rainout, season ticket-holders got a whole new set of tickets," said Frank Maloney, director of ticket operations. "The problem is a lot of season ticket-holders gave or sold their tickets to other people."
by CFP » Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:04:26
MarkdlV wrote:Cubs sink to a new low.Despite confusion and long lines at the Wrigley Field ticket windows for Monday night's makeup game against the Astros, Cubs officials said fans had been told their original tickets could not be used.
"We tried to make it clear the moment the [April 11] game was snowed out, those tickets were not good for June 11," said Mark McGuire, the Cubs' executive vice president for business operations.
"We tried to notify everybody who had [original] tickets, but if they bought them from a scalper or broker [they were impossible to contact.]"
Tickets for the June 11 game were priced higher because June dates are considered "premium" days. That angered some fans who showed up with tickets that were no longer valid.
"After a rainout, season ticket-holders got a whole new set of tickets," said Frank Maloney, director of ticket operations. "The problem is a lot of season ticket-holders gave or sold their tickets to other people."
by MarkdlV » Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:07:05
by Bucky » Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:17:01
by Bill McNeal » Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:34:38
by CFP » Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:36:18
Bill McNeal wrote:I was watching the Mets/Dodgers game last night and the Mets broadcast crew was pointing out in the OF bleachers for $35 ticket you got all you can eat at the consessions (no beer) the Mets announcer who was out there said it was great, no lines for anything since there was no cash, and the food was good.
Any chance they'd do this at CBP?
by Ace Rothstein » Wed Jun 13, 2007 12:57:43
Bill McNeal wrote:I was watching the Mets/Dodgers game last night and the Mets broadcast crew was pointing out in the OF bleachers for $35 ticket you got all you can eat at the consessions (no beer) the Mets announcer who was out there said it was great, no lines for anything since there was no cash, and the food was good.
Any chance they'd do this at CBP?
by Bill McNeal » Wed Jun 13, 2007 13:06:59
Ace Rothstein wrote:Bill McNeal wrote:I was watching the Mets/Dodgers game last night and the Mets broadcast crew was pointing out in the OF bleachers for $35 ticket you got all you can eat at the consessions (no beer) the Mets announcer who was out there said it was great, no lines for anything since there was no cash, and the food was good.
Any chance they'd do this at CBP?
i read somewhere where the sixers were looking into doing something like this
by Woody » Wed Jun 13, 2007 13:09:21
Bill McNeal wrote:Ace Rothstein wrote:Bill McNeal wrote:I was watching the Mets/Dodgers game last night and the Mets broadcast crew was pointing out in the OF bleachers for $35 ticket you got all you can eat at the consessions (no beer) the Mets announcer who was out there said it was great, no lines for anything since there was no cash, and the food was good.
Any chance they'd do this at CBP?
i read somewhere where the sixers were looking into doing something like this
It makes sense I'm thinking... I guess it depends on the contracts the team has with the consession stands, but I would think it would encourage more people to go, especially families since you know ahead of time what your total cost would be to catch a game.
by lethal » Wed Jun 13, 2007 13:53:40
Bill McNeal wrote:I was watching the Mets/Dodgers game last night and the Mets broadcast crew was pointing out in the OF bleachers for $35 ticket you got all you can eat at the consessions (no beer) the Mets announcer who was out there said it was great, no lines for anything since there was no cash, and the food was good.
Any chance they'd do this at CBP?
